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In 2014, Canada's Murielle Bourdon took a huge gamble, plowing her time and finances into a unique new children's book – all out of her passion to help children combat bullying. While many authors are left disappointed, Bourdon's 'SAMI THE MAGIC BEAR - No To Bullying!' has become a roaring success.

Having spent decades researching and teaching others about good health, D. Ann Noble was well aware of the medical world's preference for treating pain over the root cause of a condition. However, it wasn't until a series of infections began to deteriorate Noble's own body and mind that she realized just how broken conventional medicine really is.

When it comes to sharing children's collective thirst for life and adventure, nobody is a closer cousin that the much-loved monkey. In her powerful new book, Kat Michels introduces children to ten cheeky primates who are not only about to get up to some mischief, but invite children along to join them and learn new words.

Renowned Celebrity Makeup Artist and Beauty Expert Melissa Hibbert is 1966 Magazine's newest cover girl.

"Knowledge never comes cheap but reading does not need to burn a hole in your pocket." - Mr Edward Yeo, Founder of Read Outlet.

Subscription box companies are among the hottest trending startups around the globe. There are tons of success stories like the famous Birch Box, a beauty subscription service that was valued at a whopping $485 million in 2014! There are also many new companies launching that are experiencing unprecedented success.

At some point, every frustrated child has entertained the idea of putting their parents up for sale. In her powerful and hugely-entertaining new children's book, Dr. Nicole Audet depicts a set of twins doing just that, with results far more tumultuous than they could have ever expected.

Any dog owner will know what JC Colarusso means when she says that Buddy wasn't just a pet – but the cornerstone of her family. When Buddy grew old and Colarusso knew that their time together was approaching its end, she decided on a compelling and unique legacy – a series of children's books inspired by Buddy that would help foster a passion for animals.

In 2009, Colleen Baxter Sullivan stormed the literary scene with 'Lil's Way', a compelling and murderous novel that broke new ground by featuring a protagonist battling Dissociative Identity Disorder. The novel became a huge success with fans demanding more and more from Sullivan, who was by now garnering a reputation for crafting fiction that pulled no punches when exploring subjects most authors wouldn't dare.

Every night, millions of Americans sit down in casual and independent restaurants to connect with family and friends to make memories that can last a lifetime. But, as most will attest to, the average, casual independent restaurant's wine list is far from inspiring. It can also be a money and energy sucker for the establishment, too.

While short story collections have long been a staple of the literary landscape, both readers and critics are currently crying out for wholly-unique new narratives that don't succumb to recycling of the 'same old' concepts. Thankfully, Harriett Keene has stepped up to the plate with gusto – telling the story of a community's animals in an eerie, funny and even paranormal new light.

Under the current self-publishing boom, many writers are happy to hastily whisk together a story, rush it to print and push it out to the market. But not Mark Robert Mazziotti – who is bucking the trend with gusto through a debut novel that's not only got all the hallmarks of a timeless classic, but offers readers an adventure to the core of their spirit.

While fiction involving romance has long been a staple of the literary landscape, it's usually a genre reserved only for the thirsts of the female readership. De'Lure knew this from the outset but, upon crafting his 'Take My Breath Away' series, was totally unaware that he was about to change the landscape for good.

While detective and investigative fiction have long been a staple of the literary landscape, both readers and critics are currently crying out for wholly-unique new narratives that don't succumb to recycling of the 'same-old' concepts. Thankfully, Wisconsin's L.R. Erdmann is stepping up to the plate with gusto.

Kimesha Coleman, a renowned life coach announced to release her book titled 'He Loves Me Not: Buried Tears of Betrayed Love' in a small press meet here today. The book shares personal experiences of the author's life divided in different chapters mentioning abuse, unhealthy relationships, self- esteem, teen dating, and healing from abuse.

In a day and age when technology allows anyone to become an author, many writers are content with hastily rushing a book together and pushing it out to the market. But not Tara C. Allred, whose latest novel not only allows readers to get a very real glimpse into the lives of today's youths, but actually brings teenagers together so they can take their own first steps toward a legitimate literary career.

There's no sugarcoating the truth; leaving college and trying to make tracks in the "real world" often forces young people to put their dreams on the permanent back-burner. Trevor DeRuisé and his girlfriend Sierra Davies found themselves in that exact position just last year – and they were not going to let their dream of chasing the continent's biggest mountain bike tour burn itself out.

There's no point in sugarcoating the truth; humanity thrives on individualism and materialism, forgetting that it was instead created to be truly one with its planet. In her powerful new book of poetry, Annie Tsotas hopes to once again wake people up to this reality, while empowering them to accept their universal connection with each other and the world they inhabit.

Technology security visionary Dr. Stephen Bryen has published a new collection of pivotal essays on national security and cyber security to help policy makers and citizens understand the real threats facing the security of the United States.

Former Certified Home Buyer Educator and guest presenter for Consumer Credit Counseling and NACA, now author H. Denise Martin releases her newest book entitled "Loving My Season of Good Credit: Bad Credit Be Gone" in time for tax season in April for many Americans. It currently normally retails at $19.99 on Amazon but also available directly on Martin's website via PayPal with shipping and handling fees for just $24.94 within the USA. Various tariffs may apply for international orders.

Rat Bastard Customer Care: Committed to the fix!™ published January 2015 by Amanda Grihm, Ed.D/ET (ABD) lays bare some of the root causes of employee and customer dissatisfaction during telephone service calls. According to Grihm, "Rat Bastard Customer Care: Committed to the fix! is a quick read that offers a thorough analysis on many of the problems service-delivery staffs face and customers experience during telephone support calls. Rat Bastard is a story, an analysis, and a model. I see it as Spencer Johnson's Who Moved My Cheese? meets Stephen R. Covey's Seven Habits for service-rendering organizations today."

Yejide Kilanko selected WAAW foundation along with the World readers as beneficiaries of the proceeds from her second book "CHASING BUTTERFLIES", she said, "Proceeds from the sale of this edition of CHASING BUTTERFLIES will benefit Worldreader and the Working to Advance African Women (WAAW) Foundation. Both organizations make a huge difference in the lives of children, their families and communities."

When Allen Wolf set out to write what he hoped would become another award-winning film, he had no idea the heartbreaking truths he'd discover during his research would radically change the course of this project.

When it comes to achieving nationally-recognized success, most wouldn't be blamed for thinking that it's a privilege reserved for people in their younger years. However, a powerful new book by Karen L. Pepkin and Wendell C. Taylor proves that there is no such thing as a person's "prime" and – if it does exist – it could well be during their senior years.

While the nation's history is a staple in the diet of most Americans, much exists that the education system, popular culture and the media rarely acknowledge. In a powerful new book by King Nicholas of America, this alternative story of the nation's founding comes to spectacular life.